The phrase "a remarkable wave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impressive or noteworthy wave, whether in a literal sense (like in ocean waves) or metaphorically (like a wave of change or emotion).
Example: "The surfers were thrilled to catch a remarkable wave that day, one that they would remember for years to come."
Alternatives: "an extraordinary wave" or "an impressive wave".
The Liberians are part of a remarkable wave of recent African migration to New York City.
A remarkable wave of opposition to military strikes on Syria appears to be sweeping the British parliamentary debate this evening.
Details included a colour change in the feature known as The Giant Red Spot as well as a remarkable wave above Jupiter's equator.
He is also the most visible of a remarkable wave of Asian performers sweeping into American concert halls and sports arenas.
This spending on meals and luxury hotel stays reflects a little-known loophole in campaign finance laws, one that will likely draw scrutiny as a remarkable wave of lawmakers leave in retirement or in defeat: Former members are largely free to spend the money left over in their political action committees however they choose.
A superstar horse in Smarty Jones and a racing event that is riding a remarkable wave of momentum are expected to add up to the biggest day in New York racing history tomorrow at Belmont Park, where betting and attendance records are likely to be smashed.
This quest for dignity has produced a remarkable democratic wave.
For example, despite a remarkable democratization wave in the 1980s, there is widespread acceptance of the Cuban dictatorship.
Mr. Mozilo has ridden this remarkable wave to immense riches, thanks to generous annual stock option grants.
After an unexpectedly weak February — just 20,000 new jobs were initially reported — concerns arose that the remarkable wave of hiring might be ebbing.
His poker-faced virtuosity left psychological space for other surfers, which was something that many of them, I believed, appreciated; in fact, I believed that if the rider of that remarkable wave at Sloat on the day of the Super Bowl had turned out to be Mark people would not have applauded.
